2014 Map of Eureka

About this map

The high-desert terrain of the East Tintic Mountains comes into sharp focus, centered on the historically significant mining town of Eureka. This area, crossing the boundary between Juab and Utah counties, is defined by a dense concentration of mining-era settlements and topological features that speak to the region's industrial heritage. From the streets of Mammoth and Knightville to the isolated site of Dividend, the map reveals how human habitation followed the mineral wealth of the ridges. Peaks such as Godiva Mtn and Mammoth Peak tower over a landscape dotted with vital water sources like Hidden Treasure Spring and Hattie Davis Spring. The subterranean infrastructure of the district is represented by the Tintic Drain Tunnel, which cuts through the geology near Goshen Valley. This survey captures the enduring layout of one of the West's most prolific mining districts, still shaped by its rugged topography.